What's your favourite cycling book? Tell us in this week's People's Choice poll.
Cycling has a vast literature, covering the range from racing histories, training manuals, technical handbooks, transport manifestos and much, much more. That's because cycling encompasses sport, recreation, transport and engineering like almost nothing else in human life, and attracts writers as diverse as racers, mechanics, journalists, engineers, designers, novelists, and even Talking Heads singer David Byrne.
We mentioned a few of our favourites a few weeks ago, so here's your chance to vote for yours.

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30 thoughts on “Which are the best cycling books? Help decide the road.cc People’s Choice”
Tim Krabbe – The Rider
Tim Krabbe – The Rider
Anne Mustoe – ‘A Bike Ride:
Anne Mustoe – ‘A Bike Ride: 12,000 miles Around The World'
Jeff Connor – ‘Wide eyed and
Jeff Connor – ‘Wide eyed and Legless'
The Breakaway : Nicole Cooke
The Breakaway : Nicole Cooke
Richard Ballantine – City
Richard Ballantine – City Cycling
http://www.amazon.co.uk/City-Cycling-Richard-Ballantine/dp/1905005601
Roads Were Not Built For
Roads Were Not Built For Cars, Carlton Reid
Richard Moore – Slaying the
Richard Moore – Slaying the Badger
The Bicycle Wheel, Jobst
The Bicycle Wheel, Jobst Brandt
Superb technical
book on wheel building, plus engineering analysis of wheels.
Eat Sleep Cycle – Anna Hughes
Eat Sleep Cycle – Anna Hughes
In Pursuit of Stardom by Tony
In Pursuit of Stardom by Tony Hewson
http://tinyurl.com/p2cggsu
A Corinthian Endeavour, the
A Corinthian Endeavour, the story of the national hillclimb championship – Paul Jones
A Rough Ride – Paul Kimmage
A Rough Ride – Paul Kimmage
Domestique – Charly Wegelius
Domestique – Charly Wegelius
We were young and carefree –
We were young and carefree – Laurent Fignon
Maglia Rosa by Herbie Sykes
Maglia Rosa by Herbie Sykes is excellent.
Merckx: Half Man Half Bike.
Merckx: Half Man Half Bike. Will Fotheringham.
Bad Blood Jeremy Whittle
Bad Blood Jeremy Whittle
Michael Hutchinson
Faster:
Michael Hutchinson
Faster: The Obsession, Science and Luck Behind the World’s Fastest Cyclists
Road to Valour: Gino Bartali:
Road to Valour: Gino Bartali: Tour de France Legend and Italy’s Secret World War Two Hero
by Aili McConnon), Andres McConnon
I can’t believe no-one has
I can’t believe no-one has listed Fred and the Magic Bicycle by Tom Bogdanowicz – http://amzn.to/1Ccf5Fi – don’t vote for this comment as I work here at road.cc so it wont count.
The wind in my wheels – Josie
The wind in my wheels – Josie Dew
Michael Hutchinson – The Hour
Michael Hutchinson – The Hour
Sean Kelly – Hunger
Sean Kelly – Hunger
The Race Against Time –
The Race Against Time – Edward Pickering
Tyler Hamilton – The Secret
Tyler Hamilton – The Secret Race: Inside the Hidden World of the Tour de France: Doping, Cover-ups, and Winning at All Costs
Not just the best cycling
Not just the best cycling book but the best book!
Tim Moore – Gironimo!: Riding
Tim Moore – Gironimo!: Riding the Very Terrible 1914 Tour of Italy
Tomorrow we ride by Jean
Tomorrow we ride by Jean Bobet
Put me back on my bike – In
Put me back on my bike – In search of Tom Simpson by William Fotheringham
In search of Robert Millar by
In search of Robert Millar by Richard Moore